Sentence examples for catching potential from inspiring English sources

The prime minister would have us believe that body scanners in airports are the latest catch-all for catching potential terrorists.

But their impending arrival represents a watershed in the anxious and incremental process of catching potential cheaters before the Athens Olympics begin in August.

During the last year, by catching potential duplicate benefits before being issued, the process has saved $5 million in taxpayer dollars at a cost of less than $190,000.

A number of big drug firms are already experimenting with this approach, as are several ambitious biotechnology companies, such as Millennium Pharmaceuticals.Ideally, though, companies should be catching potential failures and terminating them in the early "discovery" phase, long before they reach patients.

They hope the new policy, which could go into effect within six months, will prevent domestic violence by catching potential abusers before they move from words to fists.

According to the Miami-Dade County Elections website as of Monday, the precinct reassignments were scheduled to be completed in advance of the August 14th primaries, but was put off by county commissioners weary of catching potential Election Day blame.

They make up in eye-catching potential for what they may lack in cosmic value.

Several available products highlight their restrictions in their small print, even if, occasionally, they also market their "cheating spouse -catching potential.

Molina, indeed, is one of the best at preventing stolen bases, catching 37.3 percent of potential stealers in his career.

Even public school teachers are recognizing--and embracing--this trend; Incubators and grants are catching onto this potential market as well.

But he was intent on catching the attention of potential ticket buyers who are not normally drawn to piano recitals.